. >> but the first one is on bernard baruch. >> yes. i have mastered three centuries. 18th, 19th, and 20th. >> well, where did it start for you? >> my first book was about the speculator and political adviser and p ljd, bernard m. ba ruches who dates were 1870 to 1965. >> but before that, though, where did you first write -- >> i started in journalism with "the baltimore sun." and after a couple of years there went to new york and got a job at barron's and had become a financial journalist and i began this business of writing books nights, weekends, and the fourth of july. >> why did you get interested in money? >> i don't know. it seemed like a timely subject. when i was -- before i went to college, i was in the navy. i got out. between my discharge date and the beginning of the first semester, indiana university, i got a job on wall street. i was the only kid in the room who was not making 100 grand a year. this was 1967 when $100,000 was real money. i was making $75 a week. i thought money was an interesting subject, looking around a

with the 33rd pick in the 2012 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers selected bernard james, 230 poundsrafted by an nba team in more than 20 years. and the room which had been subdued for a while at that point realized who had just been picked and they went nuts. >> this might be the best moment of the draft, bernard james, getting a standing ovation in the prudential center. listen to this in the crowd. >> usa! >> why was a 27-year-old player getting drafted and why was everybody chanting usa? one reason, when he was 17 years old bernard james enlisted in the united states air force, in six years of service served three tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan and obtained the rank of staff sergeant. he was an intramural basketball player and he caught the eye of the head coach of florida state. after he got out of the service, bernard james wound up with a scholarship for florida state for whom he was also a tell ashs player. bernard james, after three tours of duty signing up after 9/11, became the oldest college player drafted by an nba team in decades. the clevelandç team traded his

[applause] >> my name is bernard. i have prepared a brief statement. the budget process that is taking place now is quite necessary, but not sufficient. as the mayor pointed out in his opening remarks, we are going to be faced, as the years,, with diminishing expectations from outside. local sustainability and self- reliance are going to be critical for our long-term survival. it is important that we not simply played the game of annual implementation and the fight of 4000 self interests. we need to determine what kind of this city we want to have in the future and what the absolute scale of the requirement would be to sustain that city without expectation in outside support. then making it clear that the citizens of this city have an obligation to see to it that the skeleton is sustained. anything else that comes on top of that should be viewed as gravy. but you cannot let the skeleton died. -- die. [applause] >> thank you all for your comments. although legislative aides who are here tonight -- >> [inaudible] >> pardon me? >> ok, i did not receive an

and then it makes you realize you know, what bernard-henri levy's role was.he was like a screen, pretending that history is about human rights and so on but he was not only about saving benghazi from the inhabitants and of course that was of course a difficult question to save them from slaughter or oppression but it was not only about this. it was also possibly about erasing tracks of dirty money and that is why he is so useful. >> yeah, it seems like along the same lines with what derrick and jade have said. friedman is part of a long line of these apologists, going back to colonialism and imperialism where you need someone who can speak the language of the vast majority of earthlings who are against these policies and make them sound like they are in the interest of the majority. i think friedman played that role really well. you know, you don't even have to go back, just going back to the cold war. [inaudible] cultural freedom that the cia funded to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. who knows what the numbers are? they weren't looking for argum

bernard miller, who was 16 at the time, also received life.oth men are prison in cumberland, maryland. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> we got up to around 90 for the high and started picking up clouds today, not quite as warm as yesterday because the clouds filtered the sunshine. we have seen a few areas of sprinkle showing up on the radar late this afternoon. only trace amounts of rain so far. there is rain coming up from the south which will eventually catch up with us. let's look at the numbers for today. near 94 the high, 89 for the high at the airport. 82 is a typical high for this time of year. the record was 99, so we are nowhere close to that. temperatures have now fallen back. there is still orange there are around the city where it is 82 downtown. down along the river readings are in the 70's. a little warmer right on the river itself, 71 at ocean city. you can see a band of moister coming up from the south on the satellite radar combination. the strongest arms are back in mississippi and alabama and louisia

had written a check to a country club out in maryland for $6.36 for his out of state dues asking bernard barker to mail it from florida so he could remain in out of state status. a pretty sure clue there was some trouble. not only did the police and the fbi find this immediately, so did the media because the washington post had one of its better police reporters right there in the room i have now learned all these years later covering that particular activity. >> now this is serious business, but there's a little by that's keystone cops about it. they also had stacks of money didn't they? >> in their pocket. >> stacks of money which would later be important when you had to follow the must be. >> they didn't follow the bills, but they quickly tracked bernard barker's bank account and found he had very large transactions. it's interesting historically we know that liddy could have cashed those checks at the rigs bank. instead he sends them to miami to barker to have it cashed and it immediately raises the antenna of the fbi that this might be the source of the money when they get sloan whe

city councilman, bernard parks was a deputy police chief in 1991. he says the tape confirmed what many in the black community already felt. >> what the symbolism of that video created is it validated in the minds of thousands of people that this is the way police work has been done and was done for decades. >> we finally caught the monster with the camcord. >> the district attorney for l.a. county moves quickly. indictments are announced. >> l.a. p.d. officer lawrence powell, timothy wynn, theodore brisano and sergeant stacy cune have boon indicted with assault with a deadly weapon. >> racial tensions continue to mount. is there so much publicity and anger, the officer's trial is moved out of l.a. to the predominantly white community of simi valley. author and journalist, lou cannon covered the rodney king controversy for the "washington post." >> i was very concerned for what was going to happen both because of the demographics of simi valley and the demographics of the jury. >> february 3rd, 1992, exactly 11 months after rodney king's controversia

bernard, who you might call the father of the civil war defenses in washington, and he was in charge of them for almost the whole war, started developing the system of fortifications around the capital and how they would actually defend the city from enemy invaders. after the second manassas, which was also a union defeat, fear again and some more impetus to make sure the fortifications defending washington were doing their job. over the four years, many of the forts were changed. they were made larger and guns within them were changed to get the best function out of each fort and out of each system itself. the defenses were tested in july of 1864. before i say that, there were raids on the forts by the guerrilla forces like mosby where they would come in and steal horses and supplies or whatever, but the only real attack, and it wasn't really an attack, it was a resonance in force took place on july 11th and 12th in 1864 when jubal early, he had marched up through the valley, fought out near frederick, maryland, and then watched -- marched towards washington coming in on the norther

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representative bernard, how are we impacting the state level? >> well, first of all, i get to see it from -- i represent district 84 in florida. and ruth jones is a city manager in one of the cities that i represent. and district 84 is kind of like one of those sprawling districts. it includes, like, rivera beach, west palm beach. if you go out to the western part of the district, it includes belle glade, poe hokie and south glade. hearing some of the unemployment is 6%, if i had that in my district, i would be jumping for joy. in bellglade, pohoki and south dade, the unemployment is 14%. i get to see it from a different perspective. when i go to tallahassee, there is a lot of rhetoric about what is right, what is left and everything. but me, what are we doing to create jobs, and how can i bring back jobs to my constituents. and so that's the reason why sid on the investment and banking an economic development so we can change that whole area. one of the things we're working in the district is we're bringing something called an inland port to th

. >> convicted of armed robbery, bernard jones has been incarcerated for 3 1/2 years and is currently appealing his case. >> i got to use the bathroom around other brothers. there aren't no separation. ain't no shower curtain. that means, when i'm taking a bath, i got a dude walking by. >> tempers can flare at any moment so officers are required to make hourly security checks. >> everything all right? all right. normally you look for cracks on the bars, check the bars, check the locks, make sure everything is secured. you look inside the cells. make sure that the inmate population is not doing anything they're not supposed to. >> since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day. another day we did, like, three quarters of a pound of marijuana here. so it is coming in. from itty-bitty amounts, one tenth of a gram, up to a pound. >> often the k-9 searches turn up other dangero

this was related to and the that steerednager money into bernard madoff's scheme. "brave" opened with $67 million in ticket sales. the princess is the first lead disney-pixar. >> starting today, the city public schools breakfast ande lunch to students as part of summer food service funded aa federally , but so many don't know it exists. the school nutrition director is morning.s this becky, good morning. morning. >> so many students these days on their schools for important meals the day, breakfast and lunch. 57% of ouria has children eligible for free and meals. have a lot of food and security. want to make sure our kids breakfast and lunch throughout the summer. we can see the staff working to prepare meals. the nutritional standards have changed recently. there really is such an emphasis sure kids get the to reallythey need function economically and physically through the day. >> that's true. our meals for the summer provide fresh fruits and vegetables like during the rest of the year. offer cold meals because we had 22 sites around the city for anddepartment of

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he has been identified as 40- year-old bernard coltly. the younger driver and his two passengers are injured but expected to recover. >>> the news edge on virginia where about up with thousand 500 people gathered to -- about 1,500 people gathered to support the outgoing president of university of virginia. teresa sullivan was asked to resign without explanation and they are calling for her to be reinstated. governor bob mcdonnell sent the board a letter friday demanding they take final action by tuesday or he'll ask for the entire board's resignation. one member has already stepped down. >>> developing news from the supreme court tonight which is expected to hand down two major rulings this week, one on healthcare, the other on arizona's controversial immigration law. fox's peter doocy has more on the potential impact of the decision. >> reporter: the healthcare case gets most of the headlines, but the supreme court is call expected to hand down its rule on the legality of s.b. 1070, arizona's imabrasion law this week as well, maybe even

>>reporter: that's bernard reporting. >> plane crash at the salinas airport killed the pilot. engine of experimental aircraft may have failed just after take off. witness say it hit the ground nose first and burst into flames. officials have not yet released the pilot identity. nobody else on beard and nobody on the ground was hurt. >>> at san francisco international airport you can expect delay starting tonight. sfo has closed one of the primary runway for scheduled maintenance that happened one hour ago. it is expected to cut in half from 60 to 30 the number of planes that can land at any given period of time. shut down will allow construction crew to modify the lights and signage on the runway. project will last until 8:00 a.m. on monday morning. stock market saw the worst day of the year. tl [ bell ringing] tl dow jones plunge the 2 74 points just over 2% of the valley. drop kim after the labor department reported only 69,000 jobs were added last month. fewest in a year and the unemployment rate grew for the first time in 11 months to now 8.2%. the bleak economic news is s

joining me now is the funder and president of the bernard center, michelle bernard.is what romney would normally take in on a given day. is this some kind of proof for republicans? >> it's an astounding figure if you figure that the ruling was just issued yesterday. it's an enormous sum of money. i think it's a galvanizing force for many republicans who see thisç as a way to defeat the president. not so much talking about the individual mandate but the language that will be used accusing the president of imposing a tax on all americans for the sake of making sure that americans have health care coverage. >> chris, are you surprised by the number? >> it's a pretty significant number but in terms of galvanizing the base, at the end of the day, the republicans were going to come home and vote for mitt romney. i'm not so sure that that is a surprise. i think it depends on how independents look at it. if democrats, in particular, continue to make the argument about the positives in terms of pre-existing conditions, in terms of expanding coverage, et cetera, et cetera, i

. >> tell me about your psychic friend, bernard. >> i just went to him the other day. >> he predictedin beijing. did you fire him? >> he's great. he's been almost on with everything. just about. >> what has he said about london? >> i don't like to share that. i don't want to jinx anything. >> you can trust me. what has he got right? >> a lot right about my personal life. >> like what? >> well, okay. i remember i was having problems conceiving. for many years i tried and he was correct about having a daughter and -- >> really? >> yeah, yeah. so it's one -- >> you were having trouble conceiving and he predicted you would have a daughter? >> yeah. he's predicted about my coach when he was sick. i don't know. there's not a set schedule i go to hit, just when i need reassurance. he's a median. >> who does he talk to? >> what you do is you go in there and he leaves the room and you take a card and you write down three questions that you want answered and three people that have passed away and sign and print your game. and you can ask questions, but what he does the people that are on your c

investigators say 40-year-old bernard coatly was trying to make a left hand turn but failed to yield a car and was killed. the passengers in the second car were hurt but expected to recover. >> a five people were sent to the hospital on route 50 in davidsonville. three people were ejected from the vehicle. two were critically injured and the other three occupants suffered only minor injuries. >> nearly 48 hours later, hundreds are still without power. we are hearing more stories of survival after friday's dangerous storm that downed trees and tearing off roofs throughout the region. the hardest hit area where officials say it is so bad they could seek federal aid and that's where we go tonight. what can you tell us? >> in the apartment complex -- >> total destruction, ceiling collapse. >> massive cleanup. >> it has to be in the millions. >> after so much deputation. >> we came home to a disaster many. >> shirley king and her family spent sunday salvaging what they could from their roofless condo. >> we were the lucky ones. we weren't here, but they're all alive. >> they were at a gra

. >> reporter: bernard william was convicted. it shows the actual suspects walking behind pam basu when she was putting her daughter in the car. to this day steve wishes he had noticed them. >> because it was because of the nature of the day. it was, i got careless. >> reporter: serena is now preparing to graduate with a degree in industrial engineering and he shows pam would be very proud. sullivan is serving life without the chance for parol. >>> a retired police officer has just written a book about this crime it's titled fatal destiny. >>> two tax or not to tax the baltimore city council is ready to raise fees on bottled drinks. the council gave preliminary approval to a plan raising the tax on bottled drinks from two to 5-cents by next year. the beverage industry says it would destroy jobs. the council's final vote is next monday night. >>> a local waitress comes down with a highly contagious disease and tonight she's recovering and speak about what she's gone through. derek valcourt talked to the waitress about her seven mo

they said the driver dodge neon was traveling northbound on baltimore avenue and struck 40-year-old bernard coltly jr. he was driving an oldsmobile and did not yield the right-of-way as he the right to make a left turn on to delaware avenue. he was killed in the crash. >>> still ahead tonight the massive celebration in cairo's tahrir square after the official results of egypt's election is announced. a major evacuation is under way as wildfires burn out of control. they are swimming, hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪[linkin park "burn it down"] ♪[rock] ♪ [narrator] can't wait for the honda civic tour featuring linkin park? neither can we. go to facebook.com/hondacivictour for details. >>> a developing story in. egypt. muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morecy has been declared the winner of last week's election runoff. he's the country's first islamist president. it's the result of a culmination of a 16 month transition from hosni mubarak. they are con

the governor is dedicating thegun pounder south trail to bernard lefty crew. the world renowned angular and known for expertise on salt water fly fishing. that begins at 12:30. >>> former rivals mitt romney and newt gingrich are expected to appear in atlanta. there's no official word as why they will be together. some say gingrich may officially endorse rom mi for president. >>> two -- romney for president. >>> the washington post broke a huge story involving former president richard nixon. reporters are expected to attend. >>> 15 minutes away from five so let's get a check on your commute as well as the weather. >> we do have an accident to start the day off. it's in harford county in joppa at clayton road. 95 will be nice and clear from harford county into baltimore city. no delays on the jfx just 11 minutes from the beltway downtown to fayette street and the beltway nice and clear all the way around. >> and weather wise yesterday, highs in the 90s. >> yes. up to 94. and today, i am going to do 90 again but depends on whether the clouds move in here before t

. >>> court documents show bernard madoff's brother is set to plead guilty and serve ten years in prison for his role in the multi-billion-dollar ponzi scheme. >>> european plane maker airbus is reportedly set to build its first u.s. assembly line in mobile, alabama. >>> google launched a new tablet computer yesterday. the nexus 7 features a seven-inch screen and carries a $199 price tag. >>> and if you're in the market for a wedding band, here's a unique albeit cynical idea. okay. the titanium anti-cheating ring leaves an imprint "i'm married" on your ring finger just in case your betrothed is tempted to slip it off, but, ladies, if your man needs this ring, you may already have a problem. >>> coming, up the mets slug the cubs and the rangers bash the tigers. >>> plus, one angel takes flight and makes a home run-robbing catch. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and our record-breaking heat wave is peaking in the middle of the country and heading for the east coast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking

. >> i am the director of community engagement at the bernard community center. i'm behalf -- i'm here on behalf of the seniors we serve there. we serve about 1060 seniors that is at both our centers. it 144 of them are frail and have mobility issues. they rely on transit and family members to drop them off so they can access the services we offer. this will possibly benefit the community members that we serve. this law is supposed to keep us safe. it is there for so many purposes. it is only fair that we use it to our full advantage. it is supposed to keep our seniors save. every day we see them come in and out and it is already hard for them to gather their -- get out of their cars and then go back home. this would be beneficial to us. thank you for your time. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak before you my name is brenden. i am an orientation and mobility specialist for the blind in san francisco. i would like to offer support for the proposed legislation. many of our clients a

of the gas station 76 and state stop at the corner light when a shooter fired at the vehicle st bernard'spital pronounced dead. >> assuming just random act them out >> january garett certificate father pastor orleans baptist church but why did she return to her face she and he and his wife lying on their own >> parents are not supposed to bury their children this is said so many parents helping their kids. terrible. >> tiffany edwards one of at least seven killed in weekend shootings 35 injured due to gun violence father has harsh words before chicago police department >> i believe the department focuses on too much minor things not enough on major situations and issues >> as long as the violence continues the blame belongs at the top. >> one father memory of a daughter >> i had a lot of hope for tiffany. as long as she had good parents she could achieve this. >> still to come tonight fighting back tears. roger clemens emotional reaction acquitted in trial about whether he lied about using performance enhancing drugs. and mitt romney push to win back states president obama won four years

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bernard madoff is serving a 150- year sentence. monsoon flooding in northeastern india has left hundreds of thousands of people cut off. and, at least 27 were confirmed dead. in recent days, nearly one million people in the state of assam have been forced from their homes. the brahmaputra river has swamped 2000 villages. rescue operations were under way, but heavy rains hampered the effort. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and to some unexpected progress in the battle against europe's financial crisis. for months members of the 17- nation euro zone have struggled to resolve disagreements over bailouts and spending cuts. with german chancellor angela merkel taking a very public hard line. but at a summit today, she and others surprised most observers with new steps. those include allowing banks to get capital directly from a $600 billion bailout fund instead of getting the money through governments; creating a new banking supervisor for the eurozone and letting some troubled countries tap into

peter madoff is the former chief compliance officer at the private investment arm of bernard madoff's business. as part of the plea deal, the younger madoff has agreed to give up $143 billion, including all of his real estate, as well as his personal property. >>> and there is another attempt today to resolve the european debt crisis. european leaders are meeting in brussels with some pretty sharp disagreement over how to handle the situation. any breakthrough will lynn j on germany. but it's doubtful there will be one. >>> overseas markets are up today. tokyo's nikkei average was up 144 points today. hong kong's hang seng was down 96. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow gained 92 points yesterday. the nasdaq index picked up 21. >>> the state of california has a new budget this morning, aimed at helping close a $15 billion short fall. the spending plan includes welfare and social service cuts. it will hinge on a governor's tax hike. >>> and alabama could see more high-tech jobs soon. airbus reportedly plans to build an assembly plant for its a-320 plane in a